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cruise's rock star makeover. tom about to remake "a star is born" guard successfully prosecuted at least five hoax calls resulting in two years in prison and $200,000 in restitution. so the coast guard is coming for you. >> they know where to find you. talk about a waste of taxpayer dollars. >> time, stress. >> the emergency personnel that they had to pull to reassign to this. they are offering that reward of $3,000. >> days are numbered, dude. >> spray tank ning supposed to the safe alternative to the sun. what we found out the chemicals involved are anything but safe. >> our special investigation, it's all next.

♪ you're beautiful you're beautiful you're beautiful it's true ♪ >> sing it, rob. >> he is so whiney. listen to all you wannabes snookies out there, an alert issued for any one that gets chemical spray tans, turns out they're not nearly as harmless as marketed. >> the hidden camera investigation shows the risk that you should be aware of before you -- spray. >> reporter: it is build as the the safe alternative to tanning beds. but what spray tanners may not know the chemical inside that spray, what actually turns your skin brown is only approved for external use like in lotions, not for spray tank. the concern you might inhale it.

>> it is winding up in your respiratory system be concerned about potential for lung cancer. it needs further investigation. >> reporter: one of the half dozen medical experts concerned after reviewing ten lab studies obtained by abc about the chemical dha. one calls it a potential human health hazard. another says it can cause dna damage which could lead to birth defects. the fda is clear, dha should not be inhaled or ingested and tells consume tirrs to protect their , nose and lips. when we sent our hidden cameras to a dozen salons, every salon, discouraged us from wearing protective gear. >> you don't need it. >> we wouldn't wreck merecommen. >> do you have nose plugs if i want to wear something? >> honey, you are fine. you are fine. for years i have been doing this the so no worry.

>> reporter: on line, some salons claim you can eat dha, food grade and approved for ingestion by the fda. get this, they're confusing two different kinds of dha both with the same abbreviated name. one tans your skin. the other health supplement. >> food grade dha, suntan dha. isn't that misleading? >> i don't believe it is anybody's intent to mislead. >> reporter: that is the industry man in charge of educating u.s. tanning salons. what does he say about all right studies calling dha a potential health hazard. >> i haven't seen any of them. >> reporter: you are the head of education for tanning salons you haven't heard of any of the studies? >> mark, no. >> reporter: because of this investigation the tanning industry is busy retraining every salon in the u.s. telling them to start paying attention to the fda and start offering those protections like eye covers and nose plugs that would prevent dha from getting inside your body. if they don't offer them to you

consumers should ask. mark greenblatt, abc news, new york. >> believe the medical folks not the folks behind the counter at the salon. >> that's right. >> what am i going to do for my tan now? >> that's natural, natural, baby. follow the wings.

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heat led in the first half. durant scored 17 of 36 points in the second half. >> those young legs coming through late in the game. russell westbrook, 27, the perfect side kick for k.d. >> lebron james with 30 points not bad at all. the biggest number of 11 final games. in the fourth he had one basket in the first eight minutes he got shut down. >> guam tame two thursday night abc. basketball fans in oklahoma are obviously thrilled with victory game one. a big deal in okc, as reporter katie blaky found out. >> reporter: it's great. >> there is electricity in the air. it's cool. >> it feels different. really different. but a neat feel. >> reporter: oklahoma city and the nba finals the feeling is hard to describe but it is felt by locals and visitors. >> it is definitely different than when i left 15 years ago. oklahoma city has changed a lot.

it's definitely a place to visit now compared to when i left. >> reporter: walk around and you will see, those not in thunder blue stick out. especially the miami heat. but even thunder fans waited for hours to catch a glimpse of lebron james and dwayne wade. >> nice people here? >> yes, sir. >> nice day. we'll see tonight. >> reporter: might approve, our fans are friendly even with the championship on the line. >> ah, you know that city is excited. first time is the sweetest. enjoy that ride. enjoy that ride. that's cool for the good folks. >> always great to see a smaller city, make it this far. >> small city big heart. >> who are you picking? >> oklahoma city. i like them, the fact that they're going for the first time ever, and go with me. they look good last night. taking the thunder. >> because we can't pick the same team. i have to pick the heat. >> what is your thing with the heat.

you don't like miami? >> i don't like miami. i don't. i lived in chicago. and, it's like,

right now on "world news now" -- suspect surrenders. >> the man wanted in the triple murder that rocked a close-knit town and its football team is finally in custody on this wednesday, june 13th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." good wednesday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris. it's been an agonizing three days for auburn, alabama. but that suspect is behind bars. we'll have the emotional reaction from law enforcement. >> they got this guy. that city was rocked by this news the last few days. also this half-hour, more chilling testimony from the jerry sandusky trial. some seedy, creepy details coming out. our jim avila is there in

pennsylvania and reports on two new witnesses, a young man as well as a fellow assistant coach, both shared some pretty agonizing stories. >> agonizing stories, that led a lot of the jurors to weep. also a name everyone will be talking about today, the 14-year-old who is going up against tiger woods and the world's top golfers at the u.s. open. about to get under way in california. and he has got braces. >> 14 years old! when you see kids this young doing all the good stuff. i was trying to get potty trained at 14. this guy is going into a major tournament. >> are you potty trained yet? >> a few more weeks. i'm so close. so close. and in "the skinny" later this half-hour, brand new concerns about demi moore. not the kind that we are hoping for. her own daughters speaking out. we'll let you know what they're saying. before all of that, we'll get to the story that unfolded late last night, in alabama, a man wanted in a triple shooting turned himself in in the federal courthouse in montgomery. a pretty low key ending to the

massive search for desmonte leonard. >> charged with three counts of capital murder in a shooting saturday night near auburn university campus. the police chief says the surrender does not end the pain. >> in a case like this there is no relief because those boys aren't coming home tonight. >> leonard will make a first court appearance today or tomorrow. two former auburn football players were among those killed saturday night. there is an additional player fighting for his life in the hospital right now. but, he willfully surrendered. his attorney says he was very calm, very tired, very ready to got this over with and very respectful. but that is of course his attorney. >> of course. all of this again over an argument about a woman at an off-campus party leading to this. >> probably the most disturbing angle. >> oh, man. our other big story this morning, the jerry sandusky trial where a key witness has taken the stand. >> mike mcqueary, the young football coach who says he saw

sandusky abusing a young boy on the penn state campus when he was a grad assistant. abc's jim avila reports from pennsylvania. >> reporter: two big men on campus, the defensive coach who built linebacker u, jerry sandusky now an accused child molester, versus the protege, a young,hick-necked, red-headed fensive coach named mike mcqueary, staring each down from across a courtroom. high drama as mcqueary in a loud, strong voice, recalled another time he was in the same room with sandusky, a locker room. watching he testified a raw sexual assault on a little boy. this was the moment that would eventually lead to the firing of coaching legend joe paterno and tarnish the reputation of this country's most respected football program forever. >> darren was the man who literally brought penn state to its knees. >> reporter: mcqueary practically barked his testimony telling his story of the assault he saw and heard in the penn state locker room. leaving him quote, embarrassed,

walking in on something that i did not want to see. three quick looks before slamming a locker, quote, i made the loud noise to say someone else is here, break it up. mcqueary saying he had no doubt about what he saw, and who he saw doing it. quote, both saw me. i looked directly in his eyes. >> he told the jury i am sure about it. and there is no mistake that this was extremely sexual in nature and it was something that was horrible. >> reporter: mcqueary says he told his father, his mentor, joe paterno and school officials. the school's failure to stop sandusky say authorities is what led to the broader scandal and made it possible say critics for him to assault others including first witness, victim one, a boy of 13 then, now 18, testifying in tears to three years of sexual abuse that he was too fearful to report then and even today struggles to recount. >> he didn't want to be here. he didn't want to testify.

he knew he had a duty to do so so sandusky wasn't going to harm any other children. >> reporter: at one point during this difficult cross-examination the 18-year-old boy tears in his eyes raised his hands over his head and begged for it to stop. a few feet away in the jury box they were crying too. jim avila, abc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> what a scene inside that court. turning overseas now, a dangerous new escalation in syria. secretary of state hillary clinton says there is evidence that russia is sending attack helicopters to the syrian government. there have been hopes the russians would be part of a diplomatic solution to the crisis. the issue is certain to increase tensions as president obama prepares to meet russian president putin next week. a "wall street journal" reporter has now stepped down following revelations that she had an affair with a top u.s. security official in iraq. leaked e-mails show that gina

chung was relying on him for access and information while the two were romantically involved. mcclerk was married at the time and now president obama's choice for u.s. ambassador to iraq. that nomination though certainly now in jeopardy. the head of the nation's largest bank says he is sorry and the testimony he plans for a congressional hearing today, ceo jamie dimon says jpmorgan chase has taken steps to make sure a trading gamble will not happen. dian diamon says other mistakes are bound to happen. this cost his bank $2 billion. his prepared statement doesn't say if the amount has increased. the cost of flying is going up again. united airlines is now charging, rob, $100 for the second bag, checked on. the increase went into effect quietly, of course, quietly last week. united now matches delta's fee for a second bag. american and u.s. airways charge less. so far. if you fly spirit you have to pay for your carry-ons as well.

>> that is a disgrace. can't stand that. another disgrace. after announcing a shift to online news, one of the nation's oldest daily newspapers is scaling back 200 jobs. as we reported last month, the new orleans' "times-picayune" will scale back to three days a week beginning this fall. employees found out just yesterday they were going to stay or if they were going to leave. a series of meetings took place throughout the paper yesterday. some of the city's most experienced writers and photographers are among those now being let go. did not get a lot of sleep yesterday because i was on twitter and facebook and on the phone with folks. know a lot of people that were laid off. the newsroom was devastated. they called it a bloodbath. such a hard, hard time for the paper, city, journalism, and watch papers take their loss. >> you worked there? >> i worked there seven years, for the "times-pic." my professional career started. i asked a few weeks ago, if you know of any -- any jobs out

there, online, print, tv, please send them to me through twitter, facebook, i will pass them on to the colleagues in new orleans. they cut 49% of the newsroom staff. half the people got the ax yesterday. >> the only newspaper publication in town correct? >> that is their only major daily. it will be the biggest city in the country without a daily newspaper, when all said and done. it is sad. thinking of you guys, praying for you. onward and upward from yesterday. >> entertainment news every day on tv but won't have news of the day. >> every city needs a paper. here is your wednesday weather, everybody. rain clears out in the northeast, friday afternoon. also some scattered afternoon thunderstorms in the southeast, gulf coast. stormy from the texas panhandle. to the dakotas. showers from spokane to helena. two cities i botch. >> helena or helena? >> helena and spokane, not spokane. they get upset. >> helena. heating up with phoenix triple digits. nice warm day in the middle of the country. near 90, from atlanta to dallas. >> well you will soon be able to buy a fresh baked pizza from a

vending machine. let's pizza is following up its success in europe with plans to set up shop right here in the u.s. the company claims the machines will produce a pie in just 2:30. not bad, completely from scratch. >> let's pizza claims it is a healthy genuine pizza. seems to be an oxymoron. and guarantees hygiene. planned for malls, airports, and a natural, colleges. i always say -- pizza is like the perfect food, the balance of carbs, fat, protein. mm. >> the vending machine, loaded with sodium, the bad part. about it. they have to preserve it in the machine. >> they say the is fresh. >> fresh -- from the machine. fresh. ding. >> anyways. let's have some cheetoh's. a name you will hear a lot about over the next few days. >> this guy is 14 years old. and about to go up against tiger woods. you are watching "world news now." st tiger woods. you are watching "world news now."

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♪ baby ♪ do the humpty-hump ♪ do the humpty-hump ♪ do the humpty-hump ♪ just watch me i don't know what that was. midwest. >> i think everybody knows i have no moves. >> they do now. it is time to do our -- boom -- favorite story of the day. do you remember what you were doing at the age of 14, way back when. >> making out. really? let's tell that story, shall we. i bet you were doing this, you are about to meet andy zhang, at 14, qualified for the u.s. open golf championship. >> mike schuman spoke with zhang at the olympic club, making history to become the youngest

player ever to tee off at that event. >> reporter: andy zhang can't believe he is playing in the u.s. open. >> it is the best feeling i have ever got before. it is -- i am really excited. >> reporter: andy played his first practice round here at the olympic club. >> i was actually like shaking on the first tee. i guess i will get used to it. it is definitely the hardest course i have ever played and it is really challenging. >> reporter: he played with masters champion bubba watson. >> i thought i would look up to them. they were really nice. >> reporter: tiger tried to qualify for the open at 15 years old and didn't make it. andy, of course, is a huge fan. >> yeah, this morning i shook his hand. i was like, "wow, i shook tiger's hand." >> he's not too young if he can

diet. there is no. the great thing about this game it is not handed to you. you have to go out and put up the numbers. he did. he is here playing on the biggest stage. just think of the experience of the game from playing in this event. how well that will serve him when he plays juniors and high school events. >> reporter: a tournament that ends on father's day. if andy makes the cut, unfortunately his dad will not be here. >> my dad actually went back to china three days ago. i will call him every round, actually like every day, after practice. >> reporter: andy and his caddie were both a bit star struck on the practice range. >> yeah, before i came here i was like, chris, can i go on the range and ask them for their autographs. he said, no. >> oh. >> very cool story. >> he had to take his headgear off. he has braces. isn't that cute though? >> at 14. you know what, he can make millions soon enough you never know. get those headgear off soon enough. >> his dad needs to fly back. a native of china, lives in florida, to obviously be closer to the game. but his dad needs to fly back. father's day. >> you think.

yeah, see your kid out there, you know what i mean? i'm sure, tiger will take him out show him a good time. >> you heard it from me, j.j., my son, will be on the tour, age 12. >> mama can retire early. i respect that. >> 10 more years. when we come back, is demi moor staying sober? >> is kobe bryant rethinking his divorce? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations. when me p people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become froen, petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing, butut the people who take aion, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers rit now.

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> welcome back, everybody, to "the skinny" here. we have talked a lot the last few months about demi moore's recent troubles here. she was in rehab. had a public meltdown. went to rehab. people thought maybe she would get a little better. things may be turning around. according to radaronline, maybe not so much. because now her, according to the sources, always a source close to the family, her three daughters, rumor, scout, tallulah, are a little worried about their mom. tallulah's graduation, demi

showed up acting strange, wearing a short black dress. they said their daughters are worried that maybe she isn't staying sober and they're really not happy about the way she has been behaving. she did not look healthy at the graduation. and worried that she may relapse. on top of that -- she wouldn't let ashton kucher in the graduation. even though the girls wanted to have him there. ashton and her three daughters grew close during the time that ashton and demi were married. they're saying it's not passing the smell test right now. maybe relapsed or having troubles. we hope not. not confirmed. we wish her the best. >> always sad when the kids see the regression and when they almost have to act like the parents. >> exactly. >> one of your favorite artists -- when you think of young talent. in terms of singing talent. who do you think of? justin bieber right? >> yeah. i can't bring myself to say it. >> he can act and apparently he can pull off a nice british accent. take a listen. >> i have done a lot of things. yes. >> anything else? on the justin bieber to-do list?

>> hope to one a grammy. maybe do some movies, stuff look that. >> what movies would you do? >> i want to do -- i can't keep doing it. >> yes you can. we're almost done. keep on going. >> do you think my english accent is quite good, my friend. >> you would get away with it. >> if you walk in you might not know i am not an englishman. >> cheerio, mate. oh, that's aussie. i have a terrible british accent. doing an interview with the british accent he performed at wembley stadium across the pond. yeah. annoying, right? >> that's fantastic. >> so talented. >> we're going to move on to stories of people who have all their adult teeth. starting off now with david arquette, courtney cox, their relationship on the rocks a little bit. they do remain close. a step closer to divorce. he officially filed for divorce from courtney. he is 40, she is 47. announced their separation in way back in october 2010. he cites irreconcilable differences. in the paperwork filed back on

june 8th, according to "people" magazine, asking for joint, legal physical custody of their daughter coco, who actually turns 8 today. they got married in june 1999. also more wedding news here, apparently the divorce may not happen between kobe and vanessa. according to sources, tmz they're working on a full reconcililiation. she was -- they filed for divorce back in december. but she had to wait six months under law there, six month mark actually this coming weekend. she could file as early as monday. but they're saying they're trying to work it out. one interesting tidbit in all this. if they decide to reconcile and get back together. he, he kobe would have to move in with her. because during the divorce negotiations he signed over all three of his mansions to her. technically those are her cribs now. not his. so, funny how divorces work out. >> they were hers probably before he even had to sign them over. the woman owns everything, right? >> rightfully, wrongfully. >> condolences to ann

rutherford, passed away, 94, if you don't remember her -- classic movie "gone with the wind" one of the leading ladies. scarlett o'hara's sister, coreen. rip. >> gone but not forgotten. follow the wings.

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♪ rah-rah ♪ ga-ga, ooh-la-la ♪ romance >> tried to get you a meat suit. for this next story. it didn't happen. there is no shortage of super star, hit maker concerts to attend around the globe this summer. >> bieber was just in mexico. and dueling divas, madonna, lady gaga. taking shots at each other these days. abc's chris connolly is tracking the high-profile feud. ♪ i'm right in track baby the high profile feuds. ♪ i was born this way >> reporter: they are two of the biggest pop stars in the world, lady gaga and madonna. ♪ so if you want it right now

make him show you how ♪ >> what the -- is a disco stick? >> i think you know! >> reporter: back when they shared the "saturday night live," stage their one-up womanship was all in frisky fun. but now, why do the two top divas seem to be waging a worldwide cold war? when it comes to setting it off you might say madonna was born this way. ♪ express yourself >> reporter: in tel aviv, at her may 31st concert, madonna uncorked a mashup of the two songs trying to show perhaps just who paid the cost to be the boss. ♪ i'm on the right track baby i was born this way ♪ ♪ express yourself >> reporter: then in the pacific theater from new zealand, gaga, responded mid concert, appearing to chide madonna for stirring up the haterade. >> some times people feel better about themselves to put other

people down or make fun of them or maybe make mockery of their work. and, that doesn't make me feel good at all. >> reporter: even their body parts are vying for attention. in auckland, a way ward pole clubbed gaga in the cranium. that didn't stop her from finishing the show. overnight tweeting this picture of her injury. then in turkey, istanbul a slip it was not. madonna proudly baring her breast to the screaming delight of 55,000 fans on hand. afterwards gave a lot of tut-tutting on twitter. some observers calling it you don't say, a stunt. hello? it's madonna, remember? ♪ a girl gone wild >> reporter: face it, anybody that complains about madonna choosing to expose herself on stage is the real boob. ♪ >> class, class, class, ladies. >> madonna has been showing her nipple since 1963. i don't understand why?

we've seen it before, you know what i mean? you're still a big star.